RSPCA Cupcake day is on next month and Stafford Police are once again hosting the very popular community cupcake day stall at the Station.
In preparation for this sweet event RSPCA staff and some four-legged friends were invited to Stafford Police Station for a little photo shoot and of course some cuddle time with the Officers and Staff.
RSPCA Cupcake day raises much needed funds for the RSPCA to ensure they are able to continue their fight against animal cruelty and to rescue neglected and injured animals.
Stafford Police raised over $1700 last year and hope to beat that amount this year – so we need you’re help again!
RSPCA four-legged friends Teddy, Lulu & Charlie with Stafford Police & staff member with Minnie -all in support of upcoming Cupcake Day at Stafford Police Station 2017
RSPCA “mascot/support dog” Teddy with youngsters Lulu & Charlie the Staffy/Cattle dog pups, enjoy pat time.
Charlie and Lulu look
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